sending to onenote without application instaled

[emily]

i have onenote 2007 at home, but i dont have it at work

is there a way to send to the onenote (by mail maybe like in EverNote) from
the work computer?

i actually need to send from anywhere on the web, and when i open the
onenote and connect to the web it would get the notes i sent.

 

[David Olsen]

If you have sufficient rights, you could install the trial version of
OneNote 2007 on your work computer.
After sixty days the full version functionality is reduced, but this should
still allow you to view and print notes (though not edit).

Alternately you could print the relevant OneNote notes to pdf and email the
pdf file.

Or setup a VPN so that you could connect to your home PC from the work
computer.

 

[emily]

i ment the other way around - i want to send notes from work to the home
computer. i know i can email it to the home email and at home start moving
every thing to the onenote, i just thought maybe there is an easy way

like the evernote - you can mail the notes to a specific address that
outomatically send it to the evernote

 

[John Guin [msft]]

Hi Emily,

I wrote a powertoy for Outlook that sends email with a certain keyword in
the subject to OneNote. You could install it on your home computer and then
send email from work to home and it could get added to OneNote. You'd need
to have Outlook running at home.

You can download the add in at
http://blogs.msdn.com/descapa/archive/2007/02/06/powertoy-outlook-to-onenote-addin.aspx

 

[Rainald Taesler]

i ment the other way around - i want to send notes from work to the
home computer. i know i can email it to the home email and at home
start moving every thing to the onenote, i just thought maybe there
is an easy way

I still do not get the scenario:
Du you have ON available at work??

In case not: What do you mean by sending a *note* to the home computer?
Which type of file and format?

Rainald

 

[Wayback]

I am curious to know weather you got an answer that worked for you? I have
stopped using OneNote as much as I would like to because I cannot reach the
people that I would like to reach with it because they don't have it, we
cannot expect for someone to do anymore than open their mail and read...Plese
respond.(curiosity)

 

[Rainald Taesler]

:

I am curious to know weather you got an answer that worked for you? I
have stopped using OneNote as much as I would like to because I
cannot reach the people that I would like to reach with it because
they don't have it, we cannot expect for someone to do anymore than
open their mail and read...Plese respond.(curiosity)

If that's the "problem", it's *no* problem at all.

One can easily send a mail showing the ON page in the mail's body. So
everyone can read it and there is no need to open the attachment (which
BTW can be removed prior to sending the mail).
I use this feature really often.
Nothing easier than collecting info on ON and then mail the compilation.

Rainald